Oswald in the doorway: the blog of the Oswald Innocence Campaign, by Ralph Cinque

There has been much criticism and outrage about President Biden checking his watch during the ceremony honoring the Americans who got killed at Kabul Airport.  So, Damage Control has set in, in which the Media is now claiming that it was only after the ceremony that he checked his watch. And it's based upon the "full video" of the ceremony as shown on C-Span, which you can watch here:

https://www.c-span.org/video/?514338-1/president-biden-pays-respect-us-service-members-killed-afghanistan

And sure enough, it's at the end that he glances at his watch.

However, if you compare the two images, you can see that they're not the same. In the originally posted one, he glanced at his watch without removing his right hand from his chest. In the "full video" he starts by lowering his right hand. Here is the comparison.

In the video, he started lowering his right hand before his other hand was raised. They are clearly different shots. Have you played those games where they show you two seemingly identical images and they ask you to find the differences? Well, in this case, Jill's bangs look different; the man behind her is turned differently; and we don't see the red hat on the man who is two behind Biden in the top image. 

You can't find the disputed shot in the video. He never looks at his watch while his other hand is against his chest. It must have happened at a different time, earlier, and they cut it out. There is no frame of the disputed shot in the video. 

So, did Biden check his watch not once but TWICE?  

The U.S. State Department had a Level 4: Do Not Travel warning against going to Afghanistan even before the Taliban took Kabul. So, what were thousands of Americans doing living there? They didn't all work at the U.S. Embassy, did they?  It is my opinion that Biden should never have sent thousands of American servicemembers over there. He should have anticipated that this could happen.  

Of course, I think the entire war on Afghanistan was a crime. It was never justified. It was never based on anything but lies. The Taliban had nothing to do with 9/11. But, even if they were involved in it (and they weren't) no one has the right to launch a war that you know, beforehand, is going to kill thousands of innocents. Do you have any idea how many innocent Afghans were killed by our bombs and that of our proxies? And we are talking about over a period of 20 years. How many wedding parties did we bomb? 9 that I know of, following each with apologies and regrets for having killed innocents. The point is that our government and media are never going to be honest with us about what we did in Afghanistan, the toll of our actions. i.e. the horrific death toll and slaughter of innocents that is blood on our hands.